Price Prediction

Variety reports that fans will get a sneak peek at Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey attached to several upcoming films. Starting this Friday, December 12th, a nearly six-minute prologue from the movie will play before 70mm showings of Ryan Coogler’s Sinners and Paul Thomas Anderson’s One Battle After Another, both of which are returning to theaters. The following weekend, beginning December 19th, the same prologue will be shown before IMAX screenings of James Cameron’s Avatar: Fire And Ash.

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire introduces new monsters, Shimo and The Skar King, though some viewers weren’t impressed. Previous MonsterVerse films brought back classic villains like King Ghidorah, Rodan, and MechaGodzilla. Now, with the next movie titled Supernova, fans are guessing about a potential space-based threat, with SpaceGodzilla being a popular idea. However, considering how the MonsterVerse builds its interconnected world, Herdorah might actually be a more suitable villain for Godzilla x Kong: Supernova.

Good news for fans: the new prologue for The Odyssey will continue to play before all IMAX showings of Avatar: Fire and Ash, whether they’re in 70mm film or digital format. It makes sense that director Christopher Nolan and Universal are debuting this first look at The Odyssey with IMAX 70mm screenings of already-released films, as it’s Nolan’s preferred format and supports his long-standing commitment to the theatrical experience. His use of IMAX 70mm for Oppenheimer significantly boosted the film’s popularity and even helped it become a box office hit, with those special screenings quickly selling out.

Chris Weitz wrote and directed The Golden Compass, which featured newcomer Dakota Blue Richards alongside established stars like Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig, Ian McKellen, Sam Elliott, and Eva Green. The film earned $372 million worldwide on a budget of $180 million and received awards for its visual effects at both the Academy Awards and the BAFTAs. Despite this success, a planned sequel never materialized, which many found surprising.

The new Game of Thrones prequel will follow Ser Duncan the Tall (Peter Claffey) and his young squire, Egg (Dexter Sol Ansell), as they form a close bond. Based on stories by A Song of Ice and Fire author George R.R. Martin, the series takes place roughly 100 years before the events of Game of Thrones and after House of the Dragon. This allows A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms to expand the history of Westeros, though there might be a small challenge to overcome.

Starting December 19th, a six-minute preview of The Odyssey will play before IMAX showings of Avatar: Fire and Ash. A shorter trailer for The Odyssey will also appear before standard showings of Avatar: Fire and Ash. If you want to see the full prologue, you’ll need to go to an IMAX theater.